Transport inside the brain: The basic mechanisms of neuronal trafficking 

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Really want one movie on cell🥺

YOU are the movie bro.

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I dont mind

That info is at the end of the movie.

@@phebewulf9722 I wasn't there😟

Sure i guess

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I've hear people say it's the most complex object in the known universe

Yes this protein called Kinesin walks 250 steps per second

If something goes wrong and there is traffic of this protein, it results in Brain Disease

Mind control

Nope. It's a very stable system with many redundancy. Otherwise you'd fall from your bed on your head, and in the morning you'd be different person..

is not god

Which one?

Billions of years. Do you understand how much time that is?

​@pietajunior3437 To be honest, not enough time. Look, if you're an evolutionist, that's cool, but I just don't see all these complex processes coming into existence randomly.

@@adamogilvie6951 It has been conclusively proven that a plethora of organic compounds can be abiotically synthesised on meteors, comets etc. People have demonstrated how to synthesise such compounds from simple chemicals. Those processes potentially happen all the time in the universe. If the building blocks of life are so readily created, then I don't see what stops them from forming yet even more complex structures on planets, which give them the opportunity to do so, like Earth. Things on the nanoscale aren't organised. It's constant chaos, atoms flying in every direction, hitting each other and potentially creating bonds, only for that bond to break a moment later. Now think about trillions of atoms participating in this chaos, and then think about a trillion trillions. That still isn't even close to the actual amount. Billions of years is a ton of time for these organic compounds to merge and modify and form strange chemical systems. Then one of such "systems" could reach a, more or less, stable form; for example, a lipid membrane, which then might work as a storage for other strange chemical systems, etc.

@@adamogilvie6951 It has been conclusively proven that a plethora of organic compounds can be abiotically synthesised on meteors, comets etc. People have demonstrated how to synthesise such compounds from simple chemicals. Those processes potentially happen all the time in the universe. If the building blocks of life are so readily created, then I don't see what stops them from forming yet even more complex structures on planets, which give them the opportunity to do so, like Earth. Things on the nanoscale aren't organised. It's constant chaos, atoms flying in every direction, hitting each other and potentially creating bonds, only for that bond to break a moment later. Now think about trillions of atoms participating in this chaos, and then think about a trillion trillions. That still isn't even close to the actual amount. Billions of years is a ton of time for these organic compounds to merge and modify and form strange chemical systems. Then one of such "systems" could reach a, more or less, stable form; for example, a lipid membrane, which then might work as a storage for other strange chemical systems, etc.

Ya true .. we are come from a rock it seems ..my ass..

More like we have has literally billions of years to perfect this process

@@huntercurts9998 With all respect, I think you might not be realizing the full complexity of what's happening here.

@@huntercurts9998 hey this animation video of the brain had no designer, it took a while for this video to make and order itself..but it did, all on its own.............

@@huntercurts9998 literally billions of years are not enough to perfect such a process. Today's computers are capable of doing trillions of calculations per second. But no company on earth uses random and natural selection mechanism to create software that delivers value. Please try to do a probabilistic calculation and you will see that it is impossible that the life is the result of a random process. There is one God. It is obvious by the witness of every tiny little cell's processes.

David Murphy IDK about this video but if you're interested in 3D animation you can check out programs like blender, Maya, or 3D Max.

I believe they use ray tracing to make it seem 3d -- you should check it out!

"My God" your exactly right! He made the brain

250 steps per second

Watch on utube A Day in the Life of a Motor Protein

Muhammad is a false prophet

He didn't get the Quran from God, he got it from the devil, he even choked him